Birmingham secures more than $650,000 for entrepreneurial initiatives
Two Birmingham entities have secured more than $650,000 to further advance the city’s entrepreneurial ecosystem initiative named Innovate Birmingham. Click here to read about the grants to the Innovation Depot and the University of Alabama – Birmingham.
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